Introduction to the properties of stainless steel 1. Physical properties: it is heat resistant, high temperature resistant and low temperature resistant; 2. Processability: stainless steel has good technological performance, and can have various plates, pipes, etc.;

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Stainless steel sheets can be classified according to thickness, production method, use, surface characteristics, and steel type. Due to the advantages of high strength, hardness and good plasticity and toughness, stainless steel sheets are widely used in construction, vehicles, kitchen utensils, chemicals, medical and other fields. It plays an important role in our daily life and production.

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Stainless steel classification: austenitic stainless steel, martensitic stainless steel, ferritic stainless steel and austenitic-ferritic duplex stainless steel, etc.

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Cold rolling refers to the rolling method of changing the shape of the steel by extruding the steel under the pressure of the roll at room temperature. Although the processing also heats up the steel sheet, it is still called cold rolling. Specifically, the hot-rolled steel coil for cold rolling is used as the raw material, and the oxide scale is removed by pickling, and then pressure processing is performed, and the finished product is a hard-rolled coil.

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Both hot rolling and cold rolling are processes for forming steel plates or profiles, and they have a great influence on the structure and properties of steel.

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In fact, the steel billets from the steel mill are only semi-finished products, and they must be rolled in the rolling mill before they can become qualified steel products. Hot rolling and cold rolling are two common rolling processes.

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Corten steel, also called Cor-Ten steel, is a weathering steel that resists corrosion but is not rust-proof. This steel alloy is widely used in landscaping and other outdoor applications because it forms a protective layer of rust after approximately six months of exposure to moisture and oxygen.

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Offshore structural steel plates are mainly used in the manufacturing of floating tankers, container ships, LNG (liquefied natural gas), LPG(liquefied petroleum gas), large tankers, large bulk carriers, submarine pipelines, jack-up offshore platforms and semi-submersible offshore platforms. The special environment of ocean and bad climate making steel plate for use in offshore application can resist corrosion, decrease brittleness–especially in cold temperatures and increase strength and toughness to resist vibration. Offshore and marine-quality steel plate are mainly specified in ship class (ABS, DNV…), ASTM, API, EN specification, etc.

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Shipbuilding steel plate refers to hot-rolled steel for the manufacture of ship structures produced in accordance with the requirements of the construction society. Often used as a special steel ordering, scheduling, sales, a ship including ship plates, steel and so on.

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If you want to know the difference between hot-rolled steel and cold-rolled steel, you need to understand the classification of steel. If classified according to the quality of steel plates, some are high-quality, some are ordinary, the difference is actually classified according to the content of P and S elements. According to the forming method, some are forged, some are cast, and some are cold-rolled or hot-rolled.

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Generally speaking, sheet steel refers to steel with a thickness of 4.5-25.0 mm, thick steel with a thickness of 25.0-100.0 mm, and extra-thick steel with a thickness of more than 100.0 mm. Thick steel plates are mainly used in engineering construction, machinery and equipment manufacturing, utensil manufacturing, shipbuilding, highway and bridge construction and other industries

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Common plate is the abbreviation of ordinary hot-rolled carbon steel plate, which generally refers to the thin plate of Q235 series. The medium plate generally refers to a hot-rolled plate with a thickness of more than 20mm and less than 50mm.

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Stainless steel clad plate is a clad steel plate composed of carbon steel base and stainless steel cladding. As the name suggests, stainless steel is widely used because of its good stainless performance and anti-corrosion performance.

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Stainless steels are primarily used when corrosion or oxidation is a problem.

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Specification Common Size Ranges Thickness ：3/16″ – 8″ Width ：36″ to 120″ Length：96″ to 480″

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